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Hello,
I'm trying to sync my adjustments across a group of shots that I plan to use to create a timelapse.
I can't find a way to copy some of the masks, notably the sky selection. I see a warning that these need to be "recomputed" but don't see how to go about this.
I'm using the most recent version of LR Classic on a Macbook Pro
Thanks in advance for any guidance.
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In the images that you have synced to, an Update button shows in the masking panel for any AI based selection layers that have been transferred. Once that is recomputed it becomes active. Clearly depending on variations e.g. of lighting between the shots, even if the content is otherwise static, a slightly varying AI Sky selection may unpredictably result per image, and that could be detrimental to your overall timelapse.
So a brushed mask may be worth considering instead, again assuming everything (subject, camera framing) is fully static and steady. That only has to be done once, and could be synced to other photos for identical results with no recalculation issue. The "large radius dab" method of using brush Automask, would be helpful in building that manual sky selection IMO.
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Thank you Richard, that is very helpful info.
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It's a design limitation of the current mask feature that means you can only only update one image at a time. However, as you can see in Adobe response to belowlinked thread, it's planned to support syncing more.
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Thanks for that Ian. Good to know. Think I need to find an edit process that works with the limits of syncing function.